Commands: Skip intro, custom sensitivity + MORE

[Draz]

To skip the intro sequence:
1. Set a launch option in Steam for Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
2. Type in " +com_skipBootSequence 1" without the quatation marks
3. Press OK


DO NOT use this because it's tied to cutscenes! So they get automatically skipped
To load in without having to confirm with a button press (E by default)
1. Set a launch option in Steam for Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
2. Type in " +com_skipKeyPressOnLoadScreens 1" without the quatation marks
3. Press OK


How launch option should look like with both enabled (without thequatation marks):
" +com_skipBootSequence 1 +com_skipKeyPressOnLoadScreens 1 "


To setup a custom sensitivity you can either:
A. Open the console in-game and type in "m_sensitivity x.xxx" without the quatation marks, OR
B. Create a new .cfg file in
"C:\Users\YOUR_NAME\Saved Games\MachineGames\Wolfenstein II The New Colossus\base"
and write inside "m_sensitivity x.xxx" without the quatation marks, OR
as many commands as you want, each on their own line.
Once in-game, open the console and type "exec YOUR_FILE_NAME_HERE.cfg" without the quatation marks


To list all the CVARs you can use, open the console in-game and type in listCvars
To list all the COMMANDs you can use, open the console in-game and type in listCmds

You can use both of the above either via the console, or writing them on their own lines in your .cfg file, and then using "exec YOUR_FILE_NAME_HERE.cfg" without the quatation marks in the console.



If you discover something else that's worth mentioning, or an easier way to set up a custom sensitivity, please do reply!

[nutcrackr]

Gods work

[Mr Peanuts]

Do you know how to bind keys? Specifically I want to bind a key to disable the crosshair. It worked in the older games but the same command didnt work here.

[jebsmoker]

Originally posted by RIP XXLpeanuts:

Do you know how to bind keys? Specifically I want to bind a key to disable the crosshair. It worked in the older games but the same command didnt work here.

do you have notepad++ installed? you can use it to view the configuration file; the configuration file should be stored in this directory.

%USERPROFILE%\Saved Games\MachineGames\Wolfenstein II The New Colossus\base\Wolfenstein II The New ColossusConfig.cfg

use the run program to access %USERPROFILE%; copy and paste that in the run command input. you should be able to find the defined key bindings section in the .cfg file and make some sense of it

[A]

Hi, when I open console my windows pointer appears and stays there so using the console is impossible for me atm. Is there a way to change the sensitivity without opening the console?
Thanks.

[Baosas]

Much appreciated.

[Motomas]

ty sir

[Łąm]

com_skipKeyPressOnLoadScreens breaks cutscenes after just a few seconds. Too bad :(

[Draz]

Originally posted by RIP XXLpeanuts:

Do you know how to bind keys? Specifically I want to bind a key to disable the crosshair. It worked in the older games but the same command didnt work here.

Open console and write both of these commands seperately (including all the quatation marks):
bind "F1" "g_showhud 0"
bind "F2" "g_showhud 1"

F1 and F2 and available to use and I've been using these myself so I know it works. You can also navigate to the file as mentioned by @cameron and put these on their own lins if they aren't there already. Just remember to use spaces in the commands, I think in the older games the commands had no spaces

[Draz]

Originally posted by *****:

com_skipKeyPressOnLoadScreens breaks cutscenes after just a few seconds. Too bad :(

Thanks for the heads up. Spent all night tweaking the game, didn't have much time to play after that. I've now confirmed that cutscenes are tied to the loadscreens in that sense and edited the post